This is said, like everything else is said in the one-voice/one-people media, as though all rabbis strongly oppose leaving Gaza. But that is a lie.
There are rabbis opposed to Zionism, who see it as a Satanic deception; which it is, if anything can be said to be Satanic. And the lies are part of that.
The deception is the presenting of a unified army of holy warriors, battling to defend their people - but it isn't that at all. It's a bunch of desperate cowards who see clearly that their only chance to survive is by dominating everything around them. They have to, because they aren't fit any longer for co-existence, their delusions require them to be absolutely superior, because there isn't any other place for them now but extinction.
The idea of going back to being a marginal presence in the lives of other people, of not ruling the world - as they seem close to being able to do, at least for a short time - the idea of being humble before a God they did not create out of their own need for justification - that will exist whether they do or not - that's not possible now, for the zealots at the front of this drive toward Armeggeddon.
These are the men who put Bush in the White House. And it looks very much like they'll be the men who put Kerry in the White House. I'm waiting for him to tell us it isn't that way.
But in an interview in Rolling Stone that seemed to be about his main principles and views, he never mentioned Israel once.
Why not? Isn't Israel our one true ally? Isn't poor suffering Israel the reason we need to send more and more money and bombs and bullets and young American soldiers to the Middle East? Isn't the well-being of Israel now placed above the well-being of the US? Yes it is. But it can't be talked about.
Because allowing the American people to even glimpse the amount of their strength that's been bled off to the "Holy Land" would derail the gravy train.
It's Zionism for Dummies.
